Causes of the Boom- Part 4 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryAmerica - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: _awesome_ECreated on: 24-05-16 13:49 Growth in demand led to industrial production increasing by... (1916-1918) 38% 1 of 15 Civilian workforce grew by... 1.3 million 2 of 15 Due to the amount that the US lent it became a... Creditor Nation 3 of 15 In 1919 USA's overseas investment was... $10 billion 4 of 15 The cost of fighting the war was... $31.2 billion 5 of 15 The level of nation debt increased by... (1916-1919) 658% 6 of 15 This meant the national debt stood at... $21 billion 7 of 15 The army in 1914 was small only... this allowed them to create more jobs when recruiting more. 120,000 8 of 15 The War Industries Board advised companies to... work together and create efficiencies 9 of 15 During the war what increased... Living Standards 10 of 15 These were higher in 1918 than they were in 1914? Real Wages 11 of 15 As a result unskilled workers recieved a raise of.... 20% 12 of 15 Farm exports increased by... 300% 13 of 15 Prices between 1913-1918... Doubled 14 of 15 Conscription was introduced, drafting... 3 million men 15 of 15
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